Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12
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e1s for 0lympia-
T;R Ramphssy rsaarlsa iaua sssa
i1g from FcssiaaA
Hsa. O. u Bradahs1. Of Pm Toun
Sod q b TIE city.
Dazid y. BsxznR kas RstzEssd frs
kast ef To- EeuntAtns.
Major Rohari q. WalksT ana vita, q
Hsle1A. Maut., aEs n the eitg.
waEran HnsGlnna arrived On the 80.
ysgserta3 from 6an Fraasieeo.
SohE 9sass. . rEouinsnt sitizsa d
Portland, RErfvsd IN tie city iant eve
nina.
A.J.Claxa. q IL Gated sssass Nav,
accompanied b. his wifs. ere II The %
ct1ental.
Dr.. Baker vaa o. ~ streets yszssr
dag for tha GEut tima altar q severe IN
ness fog he past noafh-
q. O. 1EeEMnzhlin. rs is4eler, and
@. hsiniak. weRe pasnenReEs On fhs
Olym7ian for tuieaas Aiasks, aailine
yesterday.
gRaae and Ma. Lanaford, Of WalEs
Weils, are In tie city. They uil Iaavs
tomoTow fer sietogis, and on thsif -
tnrn VIII spend some itms 10 Seattle.
Hi@ Loa Root, ons Of Ne tsachars "a
she Seattle puhlse sahoels has Rons 30
Astoria 10 spend q portion Of her sanS-
Der vacation With Miss LOttis GoodssL
"a. Awkward, Of ALASKA; Z. D. shinn,
81 Kent A. N. Ranger, Of OlympiA:
JOAN Fowler, 3. n. Fowler, Chsrles r.
Oalian, Of San Antonio, Texaay =. L.
Needham. Of q. Panl, p. II. ehiroveF, Of
heS Yora. are a the Arlington.
Cyrus Walker and wife spsnt several
hours N Seattle yesterday. Mrs. Walker
mas oesn Spending several weeks IN Ta-
coma awaiting the com2letion Of the
new residence Of PORT Ludlow. Mr.. and
Mrs.. walker left for Laal0w On the
Yakima daring the afternoon.
@. w. Ghattuck, Of East Sound; w.
Il. Milten, Of Wisconsin; J. Z. MCGEE,
Of Taeoms; Q. Il. French, wife and sons,
Bahalo; Thomas Sinclair, Mrs. Sinclair,
n. Sinclair, OF Olympia; J. z. Morris,
W. Harrison. Of Seaalia. No; E. B.
Stark. Of Falls City; 2. Noyes. Of Port
Gamble; b. r. Storf, Of Portland, are
ct the New England.
II. Saehyille Treherne, an Arohiteel
from Sc. Paul, Nina, and for tWo years
Secretary Of the Architectural AssOoia-
ton Of Minnesota, arrived IN the city
Q week Ia Spokane Fa;.s and Tacoma
and viii pass several days here. BE 10
looking for O location and will stay
where the most businees Il offered.
Ben. Halliday, at one time the NEST
prominent railroad man and politician
In the State Of Oregon, died last Friday,
and yesterday bis remains Were laid to
rest In the Catholic oemelery near Port
land. The following gentlemen acted
&c pall bearers: Senator J. II. Mitchell,
Dr.. b. Norris, Hon. Henry Failing, Hon.
John Carson, Judge O. B. Beliinger,
Hon. James X. Kelly, Hon. George b.
VII liams, Hen. Cyrus A. Dolph.
q. o. Walker and wife, Of Helena,
Montana; z. 8. johnson. Of Walls
Walls; John Amett, II. 8. Flood, II. q.
Oapwell, Of San Francisco; Mrs. A. o.
Of Spokane Falls; +. O.
NaRle. Of Santa Rosa; j. M. Z. Atkin-
ION, II. p. Smith, Of Nanaimo; II. s.
rFshsrne, Of st. Paul; 7. Elwell. Of
3nohomish; W. O. Squire, Of Renten;
Z. McRsdmcnd, Of Rsdnondi Vim. E.
Wolf, Of New York; W. II. Harris, Of
Portland: A. O. CLARK and wife, Of
United States Navy, are 81 the Occi-
dental.
william Winterson, of EllensbuFR;
John Lewis and wife, OF Los ANGELES;
r. J. Reeves, Of Spokane Falls; Frank
Il. Richards. Of Whatcom; A. e. Ham,
ner and wife, Mrs. James Weir. Of
Mr.. MeAndFeVs. Of Franklin;
Il. W. Brooke, of spfaeus; p. n. Baker
md wife, OF Minneapolis. MiRn.; Mrs..
Frank. OF PnyalIup, n. H. Oonners, Of
VIM. Gaydner, Geo. TraynoF,
% Portland; @. 3. Custer and wife, Of
DaEuscahondA, Pa; 4. GEibbls. of Taco
ma; Ohas. MeekeF, OF Seabeek, H. Chat
Iey, Of Victoria; L. Jordan Of Snoho-
nish: J. II. Foster, wife and son, Of
Walla Walla; B. s. Miller, Of Port
J. II. Pineo and wife, Of To-
iona, are az the Brunswick.